Swisse Ultivite Men's 120 Tablets review

Swisse packs 53 active ingredients into one men’s tablet, which is more than anything else in this category names. How much of each you’re getting is the question the label doesn’t answer.

53 ingredients, including some nobody else carries

The list runs to B vitamins, vitamin D3, magnesium, zinc, iron, and folic acid, plus herbal extracts that local multivitamins generally skip: Asian ginseng, gotu kola, saw palmetto, and milk thistle.

Saw palmetto and milk thistle are the genuinely distinctive entries. Neither appears in the Unilab or Haleon tablets here, and if you specifically want them, this is one of the few routes to getting them in a daily multivitamin rather than as separate purchases.

A long list without amounts is a trade, not a win

Swisse doesn’t publish milligram figures for most of the 53.

That’s worth weighing honestly rather than reading 53 as simply better than 25. A tablet is a fixed amount of material, and 53 ingredients sharing it means each one’s share is small by arithmetic. Without the numbers you can’t tell whether the saw palmetto is a studied amount or a trace, and herbal extracts in particular are dose-dependent.

Centrum Advance names fewer ingredients and tells you how much of each. Which approach you prefer is a real choice, but the longer list is not automatically the more generous one.

The tablet also contains iron. If you’re not iron deficient, that’s a reason to check with a doctor rather than a feature, since supplemental iron isn’t something to take casually without knowing you need it.

Priced well above local brands per tablet, from Swisse Overseas

At around ₱2,000 as of August 31, 2026 for 120 tablets, that’s about ₱16.70 a tablet, well above the local brands here, and the bottle runs four months at one a day.

It comes from Swisse Overseas with a perfect 5.0 Shopee rating across 290 ratings.

No clinical backing for the herbal extras at undisclosed amounts

These are food supplements, not medicines. A multivitamin covers dietary gaps; it doesn’t treat anything, and the herbal additions are marketed rather than clinically established at these undisclosed amounts.

Herbal extras from an imported men’s formula

Buy this if you want the herbal extras, you prefer an imported formula, and you’re comfortable with a long list you can’t quantify. Four months in one purchase suits someone who already knows they’ll keep the habit.

Skip it if you shop on published doses, or if you want the cheapest route to a solid daily multivitamin, which this isn’t.

Centrum Advance lists every amount at a lower price

For a fully itemized label at a lower price, see Centrum Advance 100 Tablets.